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    to focus.” Will Smith and Sandra Oh proceed to drive to an empty parking lot to teach Sandra how to parallel park. After various attempts it was time to head to DMV. My mother; Halle Berry: arrives at the DMV, wishes Sandra good luck. “You can do this, you will be fine, good luck!” Marah; Sandra Oh: waits in line anxiously. Her hands are shaking, she feels like vomiting.…

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    seven-and-a-half years old. While visiting her mother, Vivian Baxter Johnson, in St. Louis, she was brutally raped by Vivian's boyfriend. Confused, terrified, and guilt-ridden, she retreated into silence, refusing to speak to anyone, except her brother, for five years. When Johnson did speak again, having returned with…

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    forced to give herself up, forced to be still.” This type of patriarchal philosophy and belief about male-domination of sexual relationships is appallingly common in cultures that are misogynistic. In Quiverfull: Inside the Patriarchal Christian Movement, Kathryn Joyce sheds light on this horrifying phenomenon. “A submissive wife understands that, as the Bible commands that husbands and wives have authority over each other’s bodies, she owes her husband enough sex to satiate his appetite so…

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    The Importance in the Unrecognized The written word is a particularly powerful weapon against mankind 's baser impulses, being especially effective whenever translated into visual format. Playwrights, filmmakers, creators all have the ability to tap into the creative power that lets them hold in their hands the capability to begin wars, mold society and incite outcries for justice. Reginald Rose was a man who effectively approached social and economic issues using art and theater to enlighten…

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    “Community policing requires changes to every part of policing, including its supervision and management, training, investigations, performance evaluation, accountability and even its values” (Stone and Travis, 2011, p. 5). The innovations of community oriented policing also helps officers identify themselves and their role in the social order. Stone and Travis (2011) further stated, “Innovations help supervisors identify officers at greater risk of engaging in misconduct” (p. 16). Police…

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    organizations and even taught English to Mexican Americans on her own television program (Cantarow…

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    biased histories, and ancient graves are challenged to discover the true nature of these lost cultures. The subject of this effort is to explore the work of the dedicated historians who attempt to piece together the Anglo-Saxon culture found on the English isle. According to Bede, a Christian monk and historian, the Anglo-Saxons were pagan invaders sent as punishment for the transgressions…

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    Tessa Hemmerlein Mrs. Luebbehusen AP English Language of Composition 24 January 2016 Working Mothers in the U.S.: An Annotated Bibliography Appelbaum, Eileen and Ruth Milkman. "Paid Family Leave Pays Off in California." Harvard Business Review. Harvard Business School Publishing, 19 January 2011. Web. 20 January 2016. . This web source gives information on California’s paid family leave program (PFL). It displays research on the effects the program has had, which have been generally positive. It…

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    the simple structure of a discourse does not reduce it to a purely psychological nature, but gives it a hold over the totality of soul and body; such discourse is both the silent language by which the mind speaks to itself in the truth proper to it, and the visible articulation in the movements of the body.”(Madness and Civilisation) Instead of representing madness through its physical symptoms, or through some stereotyped behaviour, Shakespeare (perhaps anticipating Foucault) uses a peculiar…

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    When colleagues are communicating in the contexts of a group, some may have specific needs that need to be catered for, in order to work effectively and efficiently to provide appropriate services for their clients. For example: one may not speak fluent English and therefore could be equipped with an information leaflet containing the context of the discussion in their preferred language. A disadvantage to this would be that it creates a barrier to communication as the member of staff would…

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